Alumnae and alumni are encouraged to continue their involvement in the Honors Program in myriad ways: through generous support, through membership on the Honors Advisory Board, through interactions with students on campus, through helping with internships, and, in some cases, through their teaching as Honors faculty. Especially notable examples of Honors stewardship include the Richard and Judy Perlman Honors Commons and the Peter Schweitzer Endowment and Scholarship Funds.
Our annually published Honors Forum shares the latest in academic and community news, arriving late October to mid November. Would you like to be on the mailing list? Email ask.honors@umich.edu to subscribe.
On social media, you'll find the LSA Honors Program on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Looking to connect with past classmates? Seeking alum living and working in specific regions? Join our LinkedIn network of over 2600 members.
Recently graduated? We're looking forward to publishing your thesis in Deep Blue. You'll find steps for this process on the Honors Thesis Submission page.
Borrowing a quote from the U-M Alumni Association page: "For those who leave Michigan but for whom Michigan never leaves, this is where you belong."
